Comment # 8 on bug 1190567 from Ludwig Nussel

(In reply to Marcus Schaefer from comment #7)
> That's fine by me. So /boot will go away from Linux ?
> 
> That's the driver right ? In this case I'm still confused were the value
> is in such a change, or in other words what is wrong with /boot and why
> did it harm users to have data in /boot such that it has to move to /usr

Users can put whatever they like in /boot of course :-) It's just not for rpm
to touch. The content of /boot depends on the bootloader. EFI systems or a RPi
for example don't strictly need /boot the way we know it. They use a FAT
partition to boot with potentially different layout.